Pride in the Park wraps-up Pride month this weekend with Chaka Khan, Gryffin and Tiesto
Thu. June 24, 2021 11:17 AM by Kevin Wayne
2019 pride in the park
photo credit // steven koch
After skipping last year, Pride in the Park is back!
Pride in the Park wraps-up Pride month with a two-day outdoor music festival at Butler Field in Grant Park on Saturday, June 26 and Sunday, 27.
"It's been more than a year, but this summer, live music and meaningful, safe ways to connect with our chosen friends and family is coming back,” said organizer Dusty Carpenter.
Headliners include Chaka Khan, Gryffin (DJ-set), Tiësto, plus Betty Who.
This year, the festival has expanded to include a second day.
Also added, a Pride Stage produced by CircuitMOM Productions, featuring top international and local musical talents including DJs Derrick Carter, Hector Fonseca, Tony Moran, and Tracey Young.
Those attending, must have proof of a COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test within three days, and also must download the Health Pass+ app on their smart phone.
Tickets start at $60 for Saturday, $40 for Sunday, and $100 for a two-day pass. Tickets and a complete line-up at prideintheparkchicago.com.
A portion of ticket sales for the festival will go to the Center on Halsted, and free tickets will be distributed to LGBTQ youth to ensure they can celebrate in a safe and open environment.
The Chicago Pride Parade has traditionally taken place on the last Sunday in June; however, the parade has been postponed until Sunday, October 3.
Related: Chicago Pride Parade postponed, but plenty to do this weekend
"It's been more than a year, but this summer, live music and meaningful, safe ways to connect with our chosen friends and family is coming back,” said organizer Dusty Carpenter.
Headliners include Chaka Khan, Gryffin (DJ-set), Tiësto, plus Betty Who.
This year, the festival has expanded to include a second day.
Also added, a Pride Stage produced by CircuitMOM Productions, featuring top international and local musical talents including DJs Derrick Carter, Hector Fonseca, Tony Moran, and Tracey Young.
Those attending, must have proof of a COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test within three days, and also must download the Health Pass+ app on their smart phone.
Tickets start at $60 for Saturday, $40 for Sunday, and $100 for a two-day pass. Tickets and a complete line-up at prideintheparkchicago.com.
A portion of ticket sales for the festival will go to the Center on Halsted, and free tickets will be distributed to LGBTQ youth to ensure they can celebrate in a safe and open environment.
The Chicago Pride Parade has traditionally taken place on the last Sunday in June; however, the parade has been postponed until Sunday, October 3.
Related: Chicago Pride Parade postponed, but plenty to do this weekend